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the new Infiniti G35 sedan hands down, great value. Or if you want the coupe, I've driven a G37 coupe before and it is top notch as well. I would recommend the

the new Infiniti G35 sedan hands down, great value. Or if you want the coupe, I've driven a G37 coupe before and it is top notch as well. I would recommend the BMW 335i but honestly it's too much for what you get, although the turbo 3L engine is beautiful and won an award recently for best engine of 2008 or some such.

icey 18y ago
I had a 2001 330i and liked it quite a bit, but it did feel like it was a bit pricey in comparison to a comparable Lexus or Infiniti. It was a fun car though, and the newer ones are definitely on my short list. I've also driven a couple of G35s that some friends have had and they also seem quite fun. The coupe gives me some pause though; I drive a 350z right now and iirc they are roughly the same with regards to trunk space. Although, I guess I'm not sure if the G37 has that irritating crossbar in the trunk that the Z has.
jamiequint 18y ago
the infiniti is definitely a fast car, and fun to drive, but the interior to me feels so much cheaper than the comprable Lexus (IS series) or BMW. At least the G35. I haven't been in the new G37.
- wehriam 18y ago
  The G37 shares the problem, the interior is indistinguishable from a Nissan.
- pxlpshr 18y ago
  Hmmm, definitely agree about the interior feeling cheaper than a Lexus but I'm not sure I agree about a BMW (3-series). Even the M3 feels wayyy too plastic for my tastes.
jamiequint 18y ago
the audi a4 2.0T is also pribably a good one to look at. I've driven the A3 with the same engine and it's pretty good. You look down and realize you are going 80+ without even thinking about it. The new design is pretty hot too. If you want something more sporty check out the s5 2 door sedan, although that probably tops out at 60k fully configured.